<TITLE>03. Par 9-12</TITLE>L-9 Now, Brother Osborn... very fine man. I think he's been here in Phoenix, Tommy Osborn, one of the finest little brothers that you ever met. And Brother O. L.--or Oral Roberts, I believe it is, and many other of the evangelists who prays for the sick... Oh, my, there are many of them. They come into your city, and they have ministries of different types, some of them is laying on the hands and some anointing with oil. And every bit of it is in the Scripture. That's right. Yes, sir. And they're all God's servants. And they're trying to do the best they can for you. I believe that. I believe that about every man.
All up-and-down the streets is big churches and little missions and everything. There's some people that the big church would catch, that the little mission wouldn't catch, that class of people. The mission would catch one that the other didn't. I want to think that every one of them is fine, wonderful brethren. We might disagree a little bit as servants of the Lord on theology, but that doesn't separate us from the love of God that's in Christ Jesus. We all love the Lord. And then, they--they're here for lighthouses, for places so people in their different ways, might find the Lord Jesus Christ.

L-10 Now, tonight, Brother Moore and I were speaking, which is the manager of the meeting, that maybe tonight would be a good time, if I come down and just lined up as many of the people as I could, because we don't want to leave it all for the last night, and just bring them through the prayer line, praying for them without discernment. How many has seen the discernments? Let's see your hands, all over the building, everywhere that's seen it now. Oh, my it's a hundred percent. All right.
Now, I'd like to speak a little bit on the Word, and then the people that's got prayer cards, we'll call them. My boy give me a little slip here a few moments ago, said, "I had prayer card A, E, and P and M out." That makes four hundred prayer cards out. So we want to pray for every one of them. But in order to do it, you can't take discernment on each one.
But Brother Moore says, "Brother Branham, some people that's been taught of laying on hands; they just have to do it. That's all."

L-11 So I remember the longest prayer line I ever had in my life was in Phoenix, Arizona, ten hours of it, I believe, wasn't it, brother? Ten hours, going through the prayer line. Oh, my. I was so tired I couldn't hardly walk for two or three days.
And then at the Indian reservation, I believe we started one afternoon, and the next morning around four o'clock, we got out. First they thought it was just a fake, but when they really seen it was the Lord, they come in. I never forget those nights up there. Some of them wet, up around their waist, where they'd been wading the creek. Didn't go to the ford; they just come on across, getting their loved ones in to be prayed for. A memorial to my heart... In the great realms of God's celestial beings, beyond the river yonder, someday I expect to meet them over there and sing the praises of God forever.

L-12 Now, how many thinks it'd be profitable to have a meeting like that, the people that's here, sick and so forth, just to bring them through the line and pray for them? Let's see your hands, just a feeling of the audience. Raise your hands way up high now, if you believe... Well, that's fine. That's good. Well, we'll do it that way tonight, the Lord willing, speak, and then call the prayer line. And we don't know what our Lord Jesus may do. He just may do the exceedingly abundantly.


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